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KILLED.

KILLED.
Mrs E.ney Alter. West Point, Il.
Nj, Minnie alter, Vet Poipt, IL.
Mis- Eya Alter. ws'tPJint. IL.
EfAhm,, Blact tone, III.
Mrs W II Allen, Pc RIA.
.lss sus Ball, Peoria.
SO Bfsst. WON ps. nj.
Mrs VIM DOL. Psoris.
NJ, Jes,. b,aadin, Har,sr'. Corner. III.
gho-se' f.tm.t, Shsndw, L.,
NJ. Psloa Cr,s., Wsbiasion, IN.
MRS. Archie trssse !, psoFia.
Mrs. n. Clny. Eursis, M.
% kyetn C.ftt ga, kvans, nj.
Rev. WIN. Go n, q ,leiburs.
N tile u. oil " shiustan, an.
Gait. ". 4. y hl,s, p. ia. III.
Ms. EmlJ puetett, For d, III.
Mr,, jane, Deal. Psaris, III.
X fstfobba im, fsori., n.
kii ard fillmo'e, Pontiac.
J, A. a.sn. breeds station. m.
Mrs, W, Oar e'tsun, Peoria.
v. q ietdsll, Peoria.
q. y usT'ls', Bu,hasll, III.
sr. X, liil, Bersick, III.
Y. r. hill, usfs eli, III.
X lille infant ohiid.
Noah nAvefmill, canton, III,
Mrs llickt, Chlllico,hs.
job 2 k.llJ Breed Station.
Miss Eslly, Peofa
VIII 10 {, klmso1d.
- ucDona A, -
Ensinse' rs Mcclintosh, P.ori,.
j B Mcfa den, peofta.
Jesse Nest, lu.ekA, ~.
Mlss Ma McEvsry, feprla,
as hsne. . Murpht, Psoris.
Rose MuryhI, lolii,.
Mrs N A Mcclafe, keithsburs.
Infant u Mrt NcCl re.
Mrs John MURPHY, Peofta,
N 4 Aoofe, j cksoAvilie,
A Malta. u eeuiuston
Infant Of M Mes Of peofiA.
Miss Ned, Nes.Vil'e M,
Mis- Jvnnis o. ,nHush sssy, Peoria.
Nrs Masst loves PEORIA.
w II Pc tor, bu heel, M,
Miilafd y .ttsrson, Ny ming, III
0eo W -, Nashlnston, III
ysmss y keha dson, FA sklis. Nsb.
Michael W ksgan, y nsaampton, Hr,
Paul Sack nrsut =, pskin
MT. a ID snsUsksr, Abingdon, III.
HE Strat han, Peoria.
VIM stephens, peofia.
Miss kmm ma stephens. Peoria,
Mis- kIla stsphsns. Peoria.
Nslsiiis smith, Ne amofas.
Nrs Smith. hstAnorN
"a 90 A smith. psoris.
nsnry svss,hos, ksokuh. Il.
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List oT sILLED.
the Awful Register sweiis-Ths
Weusa.d.

The Awfsi Rsst.ssr sweils-Ths
Weasa.d.
Omar Worth. ILL August 1.-The
lit Of L lied 90 t.r a. ascertAinsd al II
O'Clock Ia as follows;
rEoRiA.
IA Adams, MIS- Pearl Ad.ms,
Nrs W. Lam Allen, Mrs Pearl Andrews,
pudy, Mrs ; u. bt,ets,
N Breeze. HI beth R'c-.,
lspt. pahlte, .bor a'tT of Peoria,
l.ist Dshlksl Mrs Jsmss zeal.
Mfs Fannie Deal, psri ffsnch,
" am French, Nrs A a 9as,
" uaffstssn, Mrs Nsrston,
" uodsl aud son, Mrs. Kelly,
Mics Kelly, Elsie nach.
Mics Mass . Mslvov, Mrs \ { Mann,
kdv ri Nclllntock. Nfs n n Mcclure,
iss Msry MeEvsr, Mrs Miller
MIS- Mercy, Mrs Jobn Murphy.
ko.. N.phy, John Murphy,
Yrs ! Asus 6n.ny. Mis-. N, nile Pow.u.
~. Ps,sss. Slis% Il Reagan.
, Richards, MIS- Ida tauls.uv,
Mrs sindsl, 0eorss . smith,
II A hnith, Coo saith.
KIM ga stevens, Ida Stevens,
X n huachsn, ftovello,
kliis uifieh, Mrw vsldsjo,
Misf Jalia Nldeio, Mrs. Naleptins.
Nip Anna Webster, n Mrisht,
Mrs Mfisht, hT Wright,
Mrs II Nfennette, Fred Nrsnnet,s,
Nils Pearl, AIRS William zsndsl,
Mrs Np mefman,
Mrs valdejo and daughter,
Mrs Titan Bal md dAushter,
Mrs. Blandin and 40 ehildrsn,
Mrs l.oiy and daughter,
Mrs Eiwaidi and tvO Daughters,
Eugene Meiiiin,oek and dAashtsT,
William Y stearns and to daus htsrs,
william stevens a. a tso dAushtsrs,
Mrs snadecker and con ffanE,
IRON OrHKa wss
Mr.. Rev nsymill, Mrs snodsksr. Abins.
don, III. =.
Etfa 1als. Alta, III.
Michael Rssan, Bihshampton, MY.
Capt a A Msrtin A hAHtsn. A Morton,
lid, u A ufeen. J 4 Green, J Y Ksli,,
J ! Kalsl, : ksdl;; p nrs. ..iils, III.
Vi IA Potter, Dashnel. IL.
Noah Havsfmors Otntoa. III.
b on ,vds, Chsnoa, III.
William Orais, ,ubs, III.
james Blslr. Mrs. J N Clay. Mshls clsy. J
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sAort tine remains for work before
frost. and thsrs should bs no further
dAlav
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aevHrd's a,ryirs.

The record kept by Mr.. Y. d. Seward.
OptioiAb, 7ss Main street, Ia M folIovst
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-13
MEMPHIS APPEAL
SATURDAY, - AUGUST IL, 1857
yssssrasy's Local Tenn perature.
Memphis Signal Once Rsport.l
That rhermomessr.

Mean barometer. 2e.g1i maximum tempsr-
stnre, si.si minimum, 1858, osone, o; rain
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-13

The dead Who hav. been Unidentified
today are: =. r. Hi, Berwict, III. (;
Me-. +. Hill, Bers .ck, H., Mrs. Hil's
u fani. George Y HArtiue. Bushnell,
Ill James sherman. Bhmfleld, Ill.
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for the accident, The gentlemen who
only ak wesks ago bound tb' mselves
In the property to save thsmselv YES
will be confronted with claims aRgre.
eating little less than Q million OF
dollars. This, Of course, simply mes %
bankruptcy, and the road once more
will pass into the hands of q receiver.
This Phase OF the occurrence is any.
thing but pleasant TO the owners OF
the road, who will upquestionsbly
fght to the bitter end all claims for
damages.
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THEY WERE NOr lis SIZE

He opened the door OF s,Ith-avo furnishing store
evening last week. and came slowly In with an
Apologize anxious air lie was largo man. wearing
DO you keep gloves ne inquired hesitatingly Of
tho presiding genius Of the ncckes and collar buttons
Yes ST. what Sic. siri-
swell really dunno I've mostly worn buctskin
but bcln' IN New York. and secin' IT'S Christmas I
thought I'd play gloves
Just let measure your hand said the clerk
anably. Tho customer thercupon presented brown
hand u such immense proportions that the clerk first
looked astonl,hcd and then troubled
Il think" no murmurcd. that can NJ IN
mines" An ample pair o, brown hihs was accordingly
produced. and tho large proceeded to nv them
After vigorous struggle this was accomplished with
tho right hand but bending tho fingers the glove
split our from tho knucl des to tho wrist,
Poor quality said tho customer BREEZY. Lot
me try another pair
Another pair was produced and after the preliminary
struggle Il met with tho Same fstc
Remind, NE OF breakin' glass balls at the Queens
County Fair said the large man Il DIDN'T como
up 10 Now York TO bust gloves. but I'm Willing TO try
the leather I'm that next set" and plchhg up glove
cracking he bent his fingers. and SEQ 1t split
lihs tho others. ,,, .. .
sorry said tho would he customer pulling on tho
wrock II isn't mo. rs the glove. Two got ABOUT
an average hand down whore live
Tho average is =" sold the clerk. Indignantly
then when tho people down there want gloves 'dp-
pose they iust wrap eedqnilt around e@'h n"'a
ANYTHING you'd like that Americans wcaP
Nothing else said The large nan moving toNNi
tho door. ..,,.n a, ,,s,n
bucolic fans with pair Of siEnboad mtteis' OF o"i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
RETAIL 7RAYsA C7TOy ~ CANDY.

An elderly wearing a pair OF silver spcctaclcs
and carrying bagey umbrella with string about
tho middle pushed his way into one OF tho large
broadway candy stores yesterday afternoon Tho
usual day before Christmas rush Of business was at
It's height The store crowded with pushing,
eager women and men, who begged The halfdls-
tractei girls behind the counter TO walt upon them
and cbowcd about unable to get even an opportunity
to secure what they desired.
The elderly purchaser in silver spcctaclcs drftcd to-
ward the back Of the store and wedccd mp against
tho counter for fully half an hour, ho watched tho
baskets and boxes OF bon tOns done up and sent
away, and waited patiently to receive attention At
length by q fortunate accident he caught the eye
Of clerk as she was completing an order, and sho
turned TO tho old man and said briefly
"Well sir. what do you wish 7"
81 want some chocolate drops" he said earnestly,
shifting the umbrella 10 the other hand
How many =
"hboiit aquartcr Of pound think
Quarter Of pOundl repeated the girl incrcd-
ulOusly.
Yes That Is, think want as many az that.
How much arc they apiccei'
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MASTER OF That POST OFFICE
From The United states Bdn.


A travelling po,tOnice inspector went up into Scott
County few daysag" for the purpose Of investigating
certain reported crookedne,s ono afternoon ho
He stopped, intending to get u drink Of water and
as no drew the house was astOnlshed at seeing
onsS An old fellow with a grizzly beard and hairy
che4t-N played his shrt wa unbutOned came out
and, merely nodding to the inspector, sat down on
"how arc you'" said the Inspector
Have You sornc fresh water handyi"
"Plenty Nv II down there IN tho branch. Ono nv
ther boys ,hot bucket all ter peces an scnce then
Just thcn a man, mounted on mule. rode up and
"Yas. thar. ono here, I'm Patterson, but you
kaIn't git IT, 60 on away from hero or III make you
"wush yer would give 1T to mo"
"Yes. and ther Niger wished nat ,her om Goon
"shnt yer mouth an say ;gm np Hi1d al" MORN that
The rod or and the Inspector, addressing The
Why dldn you give the his lcttcr,"
"KaSe he worked aQn me when run for Justice
Yes. bat tho Government dto.ut care anything
f)r that"
Reckon not. but do"
"Yas an ] sarve 'cn i,o-sarve some Nv them
I'm" MY Ny friend am travelling post oaoe Inspector
All right. then, travel"
ali report you 10 The postonlce department,
which shall be very apt 10 do, you'll travel
Reckon not. This eel abllshmcn belongs u me,
and nObody's got n right to tell me ter GIT OUT"
How Icing have YOU had this Office -
ever since ] hunt IT.
al mean how long have you been postmasterT
Bout year. reckon" ,,.
AT this ilncturc an OLD fellow. cautiously plcklng
his wav through the bushes. approached the posi-
master. who upon seeing lin srThng To hls rect ana
exclaimed , - -, =,
"Whut I'm thunder do YOU want here Abc Sml'h Y
"Come ahcr Constitution "
"Didn't tell yer that yer kant GIT IT," -.
Yes but lowed that yer mnu change yer mind ~
avail balnt. when ypr refused TO lend me yer
slide hos. rothcr week told you that yer c"uidh'
cit n0thln else out"u TITS Office"
"Im rr gun't ter get that apcr.'
"Not lessen yer a better man than be-
"An' that's crabout what think
avail help vcrsc'f.'
With agility surprising for snch OH men they crap
pied each other logan desperate struggle Apr
Smith snccee1e In throwing the postnasrcr.
"Now," said Smith, a. lie began e. choke old Plum
mcr. gin' 70 lo' me have that pare F
gnrgled "ycs" from tho TOsfnlmser'H
throat. Smith released his hold and suffered Plum
mer To get mp.
"Wall,n said to postmaster az he stood brishin,
fragments OF eaves and bark from his beard. al
reckon WIZ sort OF mistaken In yer I dlhnt know
that yor WIZ such nice Como In Abc, an
GIT yer paper, fur yer have earned II like n white
man"
"Ain't there letter for INC. toor
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THE ONLY REMEDY
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON.

Mr.. d. b. Adams, Union, South Carolina Write,
81 was afflicted with terrible case Of blood poIson
for about thirteen months was treated by The
best physicians, and used various kinds OF remedies
but received no substantial relief finally tried
the Swift Specific, and about four bottles cured ne
sound and WE'LL"
Col Il. H. Kieser, editor and proprietor OF the
Opelfka, Ala.s Times" under date OF August 4.
1887, writes: When I was young man, through
tndiscretion, contracted disease VIII oh has stuck
10 me for years. Some ave six years since wa'
troubled with pains, oas TO make II difficult for me-
10 walk. Having advertised the s. s. S. in nv
paper for several years, concluded would try a
10 see II there any efficacy in the medicine. \
commenced using It according 10 directions and uA
half dozen bottles ! was once at O way station
and getting left, walked the seven miles and haya
never felt any return Of tho old malady. After ex.
periencing the good effects must say am satisfied
with the result 1 am sixty eight years OF age, and
j feel now like n young man and 90 10 the case
when necessary and set up from six TO eight thous.
ana ems without any Inconvenience. send you
this without solicitation.
MI. r. Woehl. eli North Avenue, Chicago, under
GATE OF June ~, 1sS7,writes deem Il my duty "a
thank you for the cure received from yonr cxceI.
lent medicine. contracted a very severe case Of
blood poisoning about two years ago Hearing Of
your medicine went to drug store the proprietor
OF which persuaded me 10 buy a preparation of ma
own, which ne said was a sure eure usod sir
bottles OF his stun and grew worse all the Time. A.
last got disguised and despaired OF A cure met
H'ehu "ho .oid me that your medicine had cured
MN went 70 the same druggist again and De.
manoed your medicine. lie reluctantly sold me
twelve bottles, and I am now perfectly cured. I
write this for the benefit OF sufferers, TO prevent
their being deceived by false representations.
medicine"
DR.. J. N. Cheney, prOminen. physician residing
In Eliaville, schley County. Georgia, In letter 70.
counting the infalibe success he has In curing con-
tagious blood poison In his extensive practice,
writes Those who know the almost inevitable,
permanently dangerous effects Of mercury will vel.
como your discovery Of s. s. 8. as boon "a
humanity. The medical profession, always wary Of
proprietary cdclncs, is coming slowly and IA sons
cases secretly, to the use OF 8. s. s. in u
blood disorder OF course medicine that cures
poisoning in is worst form must purify the blood
OF every disorder"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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simply placed in position by the left hand while BY an
sas 9 Il snvs, sn tpfS S.
tudna scrapes which In an instant CIT on the
Kernels cIean and what was s most 1os
of the hull feat not always accomplished by neW or
careless operators by hand Under the OLD system 1.-Two
the winslOw or Lldbeck invented by Mr. Lidbeck Of
and the Barker tho nyon nT s Of V 70
weeks out Of the arc available for expcrmentins
explains why Z has taken 50 long time to perfect the
Then tho pressing" In other words to measure IS
nd az the Sn o sms IN aSs
end preparatory to scaling Two improved kinds OK
have ave lately nto o ca .s Of which does
its three fold work with marvellous nicely and quick
With tho stickney machne-ln use at me Brldgton
measuring filling and prcssng) sixty cans mirute
or O. 600 In ten hours than three times as much
est V and st stoaiest man, with the aid Of boy
Next seang whSn e place S, tI Iap
iron In this department, too, there have oeon I'M
provoments though not so radical az in some other
with hand shears the round piece which forms the DOT
tom Then they got machine called circular shears
and cut out S in that way Aftsrwsrd die used
which cuts tho Tin right through and cuts tho piece out
round. Tho next Improvement was that, Instead OF
punching tho bottom out round and putting 1t Into an
other die and turning up the edge machine was used
advanced from one mans making $50 cans a day
in ont Of 100 cans, or four times as many, with the
aid Of machinery. Tho cans are four and fvc-oghths
Inches long, three and half inches In diameter, and
weigh, when filed, twenty-six ounces.
The next process that Of boiling, likewise dscloses
the march Of Improvement Until within year or
two the subjected TO immersion in tanks OF
boiling wator over four hours now they arc boiled
I'm wood baths" from twenty TO thirty minutes, and
finished by steamlng I'm iron ret0rts about one hour
great saving not only Of time, but In the number OF
Last, lacQuerlng, labelling boxing and shipping.
This done, and then until the next corn season the
and tho foreman late general OF corn packing brig
ade, suddenly bereft of staff and men. But
this active general IS at work more laying
his plans for another seasons campaign.
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FISHING YARNS At BREAKFAST
REMARKABLE FXPERIENCEs DESCRIBED AT TIL


REMARKABLE FxPEmENCgs DESCRIBED AT THE
BOARpING-nOrsE TABLE
Nearly all tho Joafders had struggled In breakfast
before o'clock In spite Of ho the morning
old Mr.. ROtue tho Bank Clerk ,ssor Nudge ana
Tho Two Maiden Ladies on hand
Friehuuiy dark morning. remarked tho Bank Clerk
M he arose ana lighted the gas In tho occurred
between his oatmeal ana the balance u his bronkfa
There was . moments Silence OLD Mr. Rot,lo, for
one was busy lilo had accidentally switched his ncws
paper into ncghJOrlng buttcr-sh, and was trying 10
reduce tho trans parent spots
a gloomy morning indeed, Mr wigstrawr sad Pro-
lessor Nudge, picking up tho conversation and a roll
Such day as makes wish | were in Florida Again
Five years Just about this time | va, down ,hore
camping with some young people, aud wo had sloriou,
time fecoilect on one occasion / was becalmed all
night in small sallbOat laid down In the bottom Of
the boat ana spreading tho awning and sail above GIFTED
tho lantern and began Very soon could hea,
hump, hump on the awning, and found WA catch
ing my breakfast Tho sh, attracted by tho loh, ,unr.a
into tho boat In largo numbers and tho morning had
cauRh, nineteen pounds"
Old MI kottlo listened with some surprise and evident
dlsapproval Ia this story, but said nothing
That reminds me Of an astonishing experience had
when was ia Florida" the Bank Clerk with much
animation. was down below 81 Augustine on Gsh-
ing trip They nsh down rh,ro with dough for hiatt, I
had some dinouitS Ia getting tho dough, finally laid
In four pounds Tho hsh about that region arc very
numerous aud ncrce will rsoocct, Proc.sor So
tied the end OF nv line large ND on the bank
and going down TO the shore pastccd up the hook With
dough thfe" her In and rushed back up bank TO tho
line Well, SIR thu sight astonishing You rcmcm-
her how clear the down there; WE'LL wish Won
could have seen the FISH sail for dough There WAS
just long streak 81 silver calculated that There wce
twcny-nino bass and forty In that process.
sion, and then cano tho sharks I never saw ANYTHING
Ike II There was regular shark panorama nyng by
| that mud-bank'
And what did You havo when you hauled In ~ asked
tho Professor with much interest
That's Just IT, answered tho Bank Clerk sadly, M
he buttcrcd the Of roll, didn't catch
You blasted dough had In H. and f. roso
Co ldn keep down Kept riS nigh. oui OF tho wator
50 didn't get bite, except datning needle and two
| mosquitoes
And then hero fell profound silence around the table.
until old Mr. ROro laid down his paper said 10 tho
landladv, think Mrs CoihOokcr that nsh dinner viii
| Jo both satisfactory aud appropriate.
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DIR. JOHN HALLS yEWsPA PER W0RK.
N.,r York latter 10 me indianapolis Journal

His income Ia rather above that OF most ,,S "a
hpsiness men lie not only has Ma salary, which ~
said 10 be $40 600 "a year nom his church, ont ne sc
a handsome remuneration from Tho Ne" i"th .'T 80,
Ger" for weekly contribution To tho amount OF aoo"1
n column Of matter It's pages. In fact, his pa! w
"Thc Ledger" matter Is quito as much AZ most OF wv
successfL managing editors OF great dalcs get In any
mart Of the country Ills income Il nrthcr ihorcaS'u
by rather numerous contributions to tho great nerlo,
Gals m tho country Dr Hall IL essentially society
man and II IL wcro not FOR his remarkable business
ability he would bc able to dispose OF MS pat h
,y,,t with sunicient promptness and allow him tho
social diversion witch he takes His house Is tho scene
~ frequent receptions AMI he oos about among
al, nson,c r1rat deal Ills manner Of living Is that
"o PrrL .oci,ty mnn For stance, WHEN evening
comes ne puts on evening dress and never fails 10
Actor 20 the capous OF society In all matters hat appcr
u ,o,n ~ ,hc mrmai ntHrcourae with people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
III.

That was the substance OF Flam's story When tho
detective got through telling IT, inquired what was
the upshot Of the escape How many moro years ala
Flam get for his queer crimel
AN the rest tell you in a few words said
the detective aust before reached Auburn Flam
turned and remarked to me, in earnest tones, that he
would Ike to have mo do him single favor
"I should like to have after leaving me at the
prison. proceed 10 the law Office % --. IN Auburn,
and inform him under what circumstances you re-
turned to prison.
saw no reason why should not grant the prisoner
this favor and did grant H. The result was that he
was discharged from prison, on VIII of hhDeM
corpus or something OF that sort You sec that The
pardon was genuine although the application for 1t
WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25

"Yas.n
aKsin't cit il, Abe. Yer fit fur thor paper an
not fer the letter.
@Got to have Ii, Eummcr"
"Not lessen you whip me ergain''
"DIeve ken do It,"
"All right. Abie.n , ,r,d striking
They won't at It again, pranced arounu, s'tln LH
AZ each other Finally Pl,lmmcr s'ruch ADe hoat1
blow and felled him then. seating himself on LILO
prostratc man, he said 49,,
"Don't want the letter, dayer, Able.'
"Rcckon not, Plunuicr." ,
"AII right como erlresd an gt yer paper D.. ~.
when Abe hal gone, the postmaster turned 10 'h0
inspector and said a.,
Want any thing Outcn mo"
"NO ! believe not" ,. -. - ..r
OFT YER had or letter hero an didn't want yr, tor
havo II yer wonhn't argy tha, p'ht' "ou'" '''
AZ cont think that should" .
"Don't want no truck with nor
"NOne.' -, ~.
I'D thor mniln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
NOT STCH 4 STLLI GiNDER.
From The SnraJ.ndh NcrE

There is a gentleman living near Atlanta who has
tlc most Intelligent phnhrr on record. Some tuo
since lac heard Il hammriing nOlsr repeated AT IN
crvals n the nciglbOihOOd Of his corn CRIB. and upon
inrcstpsfion saw nothing th"rnhout bat old vhit0
gandcr eagerly dcvuuinR number OF gr1lts al corn
scattered about tho ground As sOon ~ hc hal
nnls he'd eating these the gentleman SURPRISED a. scs
him catch hold Of portion 0f tho h"tt"m plank, which
split, aud pyIine ioih All MS strength be pu1i
n hark as far 4, h, could 1nd tlrn let II 90. II
lcw back with a slam and jMtcd oai a few pans Of
corn. which lac drN cured Ntth a satisfied 1d."o and
, knowing Wiuk % ll, small blue Dyes AHer This
the gantlctnsn watched tbs Oil lollu" and hS re
peated this novel mods OF iuc'n: himself every day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
THAT LESSON WAS LOSE.

sturdy little chap some seven years old h "r,er
,anlrn day last woeh ana his O.ne imam ", him.
,", Him hv himself and won't to her own room he
beloved her " T a; tho SSY" 'A' Them hem
E N"n to Ma MAY Halt an hour later he 10 turned,
opened o door sSn and U"Ss tn smile n' aTssrs
hc said = / Ensw yond gct over IL Now you arc my
own doay mamna again. Somehow II was hard v
make out that no telt that he hal been tpe suRocs
Who
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THE PARKER HOUSE CLOCK

Presumably AS means Of speeding the ,,I p'i tsas
rueDts and making him think that Il IL l" r., Sal
H. tho Parker lonse koops tho clock 70 tho ID.
vantage OF the house In another way CUE. rio truth
UNDER tho immersion tGa, the SlSSs TOY. . @s
nd WY sGu .Se inca az the clock tells hun
to be- sure that he csnnes catch bis trsp' s''
stays over.